Introducing: Susan D. Oling

They say it is not what you say to people that they remember, but how you made them feel. My passionate energy for my photography is a force driven to evoke that emotion in the viewers of my work. As an artist who works in many other media, I use my camera as another tool, to capture then create the " Art " that will stimulate the love we have for our natural world.

Basically  self-taught on the technical aspects & functions of my cameras, I also bring forth many years of experience as a  fine art painter. The important skills in teaching how to develop " the eye" for composition, balance, light and symmetry.

- Over 10 years experience with digital cameras, and 5 with film.
- 3 years experience in directing the Huntsville Photography Club, and co-directing the Muskoka Photography Club.
-First runner up in The Muskoka Conservancy  photo contest last year.
-Featured in The Muskoka View magazine.
-An avid outdoors woman, who enjoys her kayak, canoe, hiking and some ancient survival skills.

Introducing: Robert Winter

I have been interested in photography for many years, the vast majority of that time in film. I have processed my own black & white work and today still love the artistic aspects of black & white images.

My main focus over the years was auto racing photography with emphasis on Formula 1, and other high level forms of racing. Over these past years I have migrated to landscape photography, which remains my primary interest.

Before converting to digital I was using a large format film camera exclusively.


I did a solo exhibition at the Huntsville Library two years ago and have been successful in several competitions over the years.

My motivation is to help others gain a better understanding of the technical & artistic aspects of photography, and to see that understanding reflected in their pictures.

Important information concerning Workshops & Events

We are still in the process of setting up our Workshop Dates & Times. Please stand by for information on up-coming events. Thank You for your patience.

Mountain Morning
by: Robert Winter

Fall's Splendour
by: Susan Oling